However, I am going to test this plan at local bars with my new found friends from REIA..I am certain that guaranteed success requires knowledge, preparation, a plan, and then implement the plan.GOOD STUFF everyone!

As for taxes due the Fed, 100% of my tenants are green, that is they pay with cash.

If all else fails, we can walk across the street and hang out by the El Torito bar.

Interesting facts on bar codes.

I usually end up scrubbing with one of those green/yellow sponge pad things, but it takes time.

Is there a "popular or common" safety bar / system out there that any of you folks use?

I have not kept up with legislation in recent months so barring any changes, refinance should not matter.As for 1, I have a personal policy to never suggest that someone default on their loan.

These were typically hourly workers most likely to always be hourly workers, often referred to in this area as the "Bar/Restaurant Crowd" In the Midtown area there are a number of areas that appeal to those who can walk to work, typically at a place where they make $8-$12 an hour.Typical applicants had limited credit, often limited rental history, but employment verified.

And as far as roundup,if ONLY kills green stuff,,,so when spray hits ground,inactivated.

My observation is that those who buy and hold always buy and hold, @Taylor Green.